Effect of plate aspect ratio and corrugation depth in plate heat exchangers on heat transfer
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Those who often use plate heat exchangers know that the length-to-width ratio and the corrugation depth of the plates have a significant impact on the operating conditions. For example, in hot air conditioning and geothermal heating systems, a smaller length-to-width ratio is required, with a corrugation depth of 3.5–4.0 being appropriate; whereas for cold air conditioning systems, a larger length-to-width ratio is needed, with a corrugation depth of 2.0–2.5 being suitable. I’m not sure what everyone’s thoughts are; please share your opinions.
It seems that not many people are concerned about this issue. Market demand determines the direction of technological development; for example, industries such as the chemical industry, food industry, and power industry all need to know what type of panels are required. Please share your opinions so that we can all use them as a reference.